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I ~~~~ ~ ;\ A ':-,, , ) ' • rk S I .f .7""*•- si / 4 • t % ' Mk tit I 1 i .i T ;IT, SEPTEMBER 15, 1808. NUMBER 4994.] EPRicE S 1 PENCE: THEATRE ROY4I„ DRIJAYA,ANE. THE PUBLIC are mo s t rexpetifully informed that this THE.ATRE WILL OPEN 'oil . SATOR 'JAY NEXT, Sept. 17, iBoB, when Their Majorities' Ser f aati , e Comedy of • THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. EL LISTON ; .` Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL ; Count Muntalban, Mr. HOLLAND; Balthaz.ir, Mr. WROUGHTON; Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS ; Campillo, Mr. MA DDO CK$ ; Lopez, Mr. DE CAMP., liqiez, Mr. PENLEY ; Miss- , DUN CAN ; Volante, Miss ME L LON ; • Zamora, Miss BOYCE ; Hostess., Mrs. SPhRIaS... In Aa V. _a Song by Miss DUNCAN. • WittLa Dance incidental to ihd Piete; Vcs which wily be added, thealusical 'Entertainment of ROSINA. Mr. Belville :Mr. GIBBON; • Captain Belville, Mr. DIGNUNI ;, William, Mrs. DAPONTE ; Rustic, Mr. MILLER. • Irishmen, Mr. SMITH, Mr. F ISHER; Rosina, Mis's LYON ; Dorcas, Mrs. SPA RKS ; • Phzebe, Mrs. BLAND. .‘ Places for the Boxes to bertakenof#4,,Spring, at the Box, vtfice, Russell-street. The Doors to nenpened at Half past Five, and bt4in at halt post Six. OF ESTATES, &c. N.4IT-01',10E, I. TZ - IE PRINCIPdL O7iTICE.I3 and CO3l - JIIISS 10 NERS of. His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday, the 21s, 'instant, at Otte o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as gray he willing to eon:. trael for :applying His Itlajesty's Yards at, Deptford, Wool. wick, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, and P?ym.;uthi with . • BLACK VARNISH. IMPORTANT SPATE PAPER. • MEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday the uth day of Odober, at Twelve o'Cloek, • MANIFESTO OF THE JUNTA OF SEVILLE. `f .The defence of our 'Country; and of (Alt . King; that of our laws, our religion, and of all the rights of man, trodden down and violated in a manner "which is without example, by the Emperor of the FttENCti,-NAPotkEtim - .I.rand•by his troops, in, Spain; compelled tlle-fvhole nation, to take up arms, and to chuse itself a form of Government ; and in the ditii .culties and 'dangers into which the French had plunged it, all, or neatly :all, the provinces, as it were, by the inspiration of Heaven, and in a man ner little .short of miraculous, created Supreme Juntas, delivered themselves up lo their' guiliance, and• placed in their hands the rights and the ultimate . fate of Spain. _ _ . . Vera Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; . : in ; the Co u nty of Hereford,' comprising the Manor and Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, the Antient Mansion house (replete with Acc.anmodation fig a. large Family.), ivi:h the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Groundi, 'Park, the Home Farm, Water Mill, • Lake, and - tiAt. POnds ;• 'We ture.sque Cottages, Groves, Woods and Plantations, hig 1,.. ly ornamented %vith Timber, chiefly Oak ; comprising u .. words' of tWelve hundred Stattne Acres of very rich mut ::, Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground, and Wo6:1 Land, (tythe.tree); delightfully. situate in a beautiful country, five usiles distant from . the Borough . f.,Leorn;ster, nine from the city of 'Hereford, and one hundred and thirty-fiveirom London.' • ' _. . ._ A f'rni•of the Tel;der may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received a/ ter Twelve o'clock on the Day of Ttcay, nor any noticed, vales; the Party, or an Agent for hint, artr.,:ds. OFFICE OF OADAYANCE; . Aug. 29, ISA. HF PRINCIPAL . OFFICERS of Hs MA- JEST FY's ORDNANCE do . hereby give Notice, that Proporals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be fore Friday, the :6th of September next, from such persons dr may be to undertake the 'supply of Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Distrinis, vix. North Britain, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Northern. Yorkshire, I Christ Church, Eastern, exclusive of Warley, ‘Vestern, • Southern,.exclitSive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Depend ' ham, encies. :South- west. including Ports- Watley and Chatham. To be viewed by Ticket 4 only, or on application to Mr. Tanner, at tlt.t Steward's House, in Hampton Court - Park , of whom printed Peticulars may be had ; also at file New Inn, at. ficJefarti the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester ; at Glirra wiri,s Coffee-house • of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook street ; and of Mr.:Claridge, No. Mali, London, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. MORETDN AND MAGDALEN LAVER, IN ESSEX TO nE SOLD BY AUCTION, THEATRE.BOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - T O -MORROW. EVENING, Sept. IS, 1803, • • • will be performed ISABELLA; Or, THE FATAL. MARRIAGE. Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY; Biros, Mr. KEMBLE; Carlos, M, . C. KEMBLE; Vilteroy, Air BRUNTON; r?elford, Mr. CLAREMONT; Isabeil.i, Mrs. 11../DONS.- tt , AEI 111. an Epithalamium.—TheYocal Parts by giss Bolton and Mrs. Liston. for a period of six Months, frost; the is: of ()Hobe, - next. The ,Forage to b'e furnished in Rations, to consist, as hereafter may from time to time 6e required, either of ( ' tolbs. of Data, 71b5..0f Oats, ' 12.1135. of Hay, and or of r4lbs. of Hay, and 81bs. of Straw. C Sibs. of Straw. and must be &liveredat the resteaive Stat;ont, at the Expence of the Contractor, who kalso to furnish such lArses with Oats, at Sibs. per Ration, as may be billeted within the District jot which he contracts. • WITH- E , • Or, THETH WA TER ESCAPES CARRI ER. Count Armand, Mr. INCL EDON, Who a . in that cliaraz•ier, will introduce rate Song of ." The Tuurh ;" '• Daniel,' Mr. Si .NfNIONS ; Michelli, Mr. FA W cETT; Antonio, Mr. TAYLOR Constantia, Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; • Angelina, Miss BOL ; Marcelna, MisS Rry R. Placesfot tbe Boxe s , to be taken ot Mr. Brandon, at the Bor-ollke imitart street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Fiye, and begin at Half -past Six. • On Monday, the l‘tay of Pizarro ; with the new Farce of The Portrait ot Cervantes ; or, roe Hotting Lrrvers. din Wednesday. the Comic ,t)iera ot The I tiOntb fleet in .1 44 2 • with the Gr.istit SL.rous Pantomime ut lt.a)mood and kt%es ; ,r,'"l.l*BleetiMg Nun. priday; Shakslioar:'s Hay of King Henry the Eighth.: i spn account ot the great overflow from every part of the r•;:rtre, orithe eight of op:ping, Sliakspearc's Tragedy 9t . NlaLt)eth will bc.,ei);:atetl On Monday, September 26. • ga" rom :the great and unprecedented app'.ause bestowed on the several New F.oteriantments, they will be repeated ; this and every Evening this Week. ASTLEY's, w ES t MIN , TF.R-lIRIOG E. 'Under the P.atformee of their Royal -Ht+thnesses the PRINCE o - S and Wiles oi • • T HIS EVENI.NG, 15th, Friday t 6tb, and Satur day, Sept. new Ballet, called • HARVEST HOME. itincipal Dancers, Mr. 'C ROSSMAN and Mrs. PARKER. new Sons, calltd " The Maid of Cra.Abourri-alley," and the popular Song of "She's off vvith Another,': by M l ' johannot. - Tbe (; rauil.-Nav a l and Military Spec.tacle, called THE SPANISH PATRIOTS; Or, A NATION IN ARS: ,extraordinary EQU iISTRIAN EXERCISES by the Dou. • ble Clampany; and the Ex"thivanza of :flit HUNTED TAILOR. To cobclude with the favourite .Comic Pantomime of THE MAGIC PAGOD. Or, HARLEQUIN'S TRAVELS Harlequin, Mt% TAYLOR - Clown, Mr. MONTGOMERY; And Columbine, M'rs. PARKER. • AIL Doors opened - a t H a lf O ast F i ve, and b eg i n at Hal f pas t Half-pri ce at Half past Eight.. r • -= N 9 Places kept alter Half past Seven o'clock. * - - THEA TR E O,F ANATOMaI, 154... . Creat Windmill-street. • 11. WILSON. will 'begin the WINTER c(-)ußsv. ° f his LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOG, FATHO I OGY, and 'SURGLRY; on SAfternoon. • ; - Mortal Anatomy, and Anatomioal Demonstrations, in'' -the Morning, as usual, . under the direction of Mr. WILSON and Mr. BRODIE. THEATRE OF ANATOMY,. • 111 eribeitn.:street. Great M a rlb oroug h- street. THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMN, - PHYSIOLOGY; and SURGERY, 'Will be commenced on Saturday, the tat of October, at Two z'Clock,by Mr. BROOKFS. ANA Tomicm. CONVERZATIOVES will be 'held .. 34 fteki v when the dilfereht Subjects treated o f w ill he . dis ssecl tarniharlY, and the Students' view s forward.ed.—To 'lse nolle but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious A parrinents, thOrougfily vultil3tK and replete VWith every convenience, an: open all eh` 'Morning, for the IrPoses dl Dissecii.ig and injecting, where Mr. Brookes at ‘e"(l3 to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various Parrs AS they aopeariin t'upils may be .ccommodated in the House. Centlemen established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomi‘al .Knowledge, may be accommodated with an A Partmenti to t)isoct in privately.. A GOOD IiAI4GAIN. .. . ATO . BE SOLD Fol.( TwENTY GUINFAS. CAPITAL See.o9d-hami PrANO-FORTE, • with additional keys, Ptu.d, dec. laN tn.; I): perry 1:)1 a Lady who has exchanad it for a .Grand Piano -Forte. the atove Instrunterktcn at 36 Gllitiedti • May be. seen from E levet , to Foui o'clock, at No, 5, Lei tester-idace, Leicester -square. It plus been vem , little uteri—lF it is wa n t e d l ot the Court 2TY, tii.: Lad)'S Carpenter will make a Paccting.case for an additiornal Gesitica. • —____ • I VALTOtiS, IN EqS.F.X.. • TO BV. lATT, thr a Term Of Years, tiN FURNISHED, iioul.Froered ~,, iumu:dir , tely, - • T H E MANSION-HOUSE,.calied WALTONS, ivitik its Pad:lock . ; Canichi, art.' Pledsure.gloundS, con taining abunt Eighty .- Atres, ..;T!trate it, the Vill,geof Ash , don, .if I.4sex, an,t on the ForderS or 'Canthrrdgestitre'ind ' . Sulti)11; , alielutti s till mut v , ry ue it'd, (lent ~ t the Country ; Adtetfici r With the prt%;!l..,;t: ~t Sp . :l - int.,: On sever ,l Surround ing At slots ,nist laige t',.r its' wh. i 1t ,:ivunti milli Garde. FOl V irtic,ul.,r. ~,, 1, 1 , . it W., le, fi , tic , t , r,*. DutunoW, EEssex i • 'tilt. k , init • ~'-‘ •' . L 'exi ..°l,' "" Ale ' kteY.t -.tikl *teckt::, .. .. .'.. 1. . ::,......i. By Order of the CommissiAlers appcinted-for the Redemp. tier and Salo - of the Land,Tax in the CAyunty of Essex, By JOHN diARNARI), Satnrclay,. the , Ist • Day of Odober, 18. , 8, at Twelve c'ClOck at Noon, at the erown Inn, in Chipping Origar, • in Two Lots, - • LOT I. VALUABLE' FREEHOLD ESTATE, called NEWHOUSE, othenyise the WOOD FARM, in Moreton, in Essex, comprising a good Farmhouse, Yards, Gardens, ar a Orchard, and all necessary o , a-buildings, and, about. 157. Acres of Land, whereof u pwards of sz • Acres are very rich Meadow and Pasture, a n d the remainder tine Ara bic Land, no.v in tlie occupation of Mr. White, as Tenant from Year to Year, who has had Notice to quit at Michael'. mis next. LOT 11. A Valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, called MOLLMANS, in Magdalen Layer, in Essex, corn. -prising•a° good Farmhouse, Yard, and Gardens, and all ne cessary Out-buildings, and about 122 Acres of:Land, whereof • t5 - Acres are Mcadow and Pasture, too Acres Aranie, and the remaining 8 acres are - ,:joorl - gr.mtnd ; :are in the 'oat upation of Mr. lames Reynolds;-as Tenant from Yeat to:Year, and who 'has had Novice to gnit . at Michaelmas next. . "Vile Farm-house and about t a acres of the Land are Copy. 'hold of the Manor Of ,Maglden - Laver, and are subject to an Annual faait Rent of ss. ad. and to a Fine Arbitrary on ad mission, and to a perpetual Annuity of .zol. to tour poor IVA° and the repairs of - four Cottages, in Little Eiston, 'in Esjex. Tti•ct Land Tax upon each Lot is redeemed. N.B. The , l' urenaser. of each Lot is to pay fla the Timber theie3n, in addition to the Purchase -money, accor...iirr, to a va lUatil)ll which has h en made by a respeebblt3 Surveyor, and which will he produced.at the Sale. I he respective Tenants will strew the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. NVade, of Dunmow, • .E•ssex ; MeSsrs. Bailor and Brown, Solicitors, Fetter-lane, London ; M,:ssrs..Exley and Stocker, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn, London ; Mr. Vinicombe, at • Us - ton Lotto, Essex:4 or Barna.d, the Auctioneer, at Tilaxted Parsonage, ESS"X Pro-Jed Particulars aritt Conditions rf Sale well tie 'distik. bored at the Principal Inns in the. Neighbourhood 14 days . prior to the Sale. SAFFRON W ALDEN,' AND ASHOON, IN ESSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Comunissioners appointed tor the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax for the County of Essex-, By JOHN BARNARD, . On. Saturday, the Bth llay Of Ocionzr, taoS, at weive ouClock at Noon, at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Saffron Walden, in Three Lots, - LOT I.' A ',ALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,' called N S, in Saill - on Walden and Ashdon, corn. prising a good Farm -House, Yards, anel Sarden, with all necessary Out-buildings, an 4 about 1 so Acres of good Arable and Pa! tore Land, in the occupation of ,Mr. Ilockley, as Tenant,fp.oin )e!tr to year, and who has had notice to quit at Michaelmas next. LOT I,J Upwards of Ten Acres of Copy hold land, part Arable and part Pasture, lying in Saffron Walden af,r , !said, ia the oc— cupation of the said 101 m Hockley, whO h ts - had the like notice to quit. '('his is held of the-Manor 'of Chi,ping Walden, in EsseX, and subjeet to a Fine Arbitrary on Admission, and a smalt Annual I Quit Rent LOT 111. A valuable Freehold Farm, called PUDDLEWIIART, in .kshton atbles..od ; comprising a good Farnil - louse-„ With all necessary Out • - uildings . , and about Forty-five Acres of very. good Arable and Pasture Land, in the occupation ot the, said 1.: 14ockley, who has had the like notice to quit. The .Land-taut upon each Lot is Redeemed. N. B ' the Purchaser ot eacn Lot is to pay for the Timber thereon,iniddition - to the Purchase-money, according to a Va luation made by a respectable . Surveyor, and to be. produced at th . :' Sale;' and also to pay the present Tenant for the Tiltigei, Land-ditching, - and Improvements, according toan Inventory and Valuation to be product:4 at the Sale. The Tenant will sn,w the Premises. For•fuwther particulars apply to Mr. Wade, of DuntiMw, Essex; Messrs Barber and lirnyt n, Solicitors, fetter-lane, London ; Messrs. Exley and Sto'Cket, Furuival's rim, 'Lott , don; Mr. Vinicombe, at Eiston ~Lodge, . Essex; or Mr: Barnard, Auttioneer, at Tilaxted l'aisonage, Essex. • Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri buted at ,the principal Inns in the neighbourhood 14 day:spre. Viou'to the Sale; and may be had of Mr. Peru, Solicitor, Abingdon, near Linton. SALE OF DEVONSHIRZ,CATTLE, NEW LEICES TER SVEE-P;AND , SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSES. mR. CHILDE's ANNUAL SALE will com mence. at Ten o'Clock on 'FLI ES DA Y, the 27tb inst. at the Farn-yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, when there will be sold 45 Pieces of truly valuable itvek ot the pure NORTH DEVON BREED ; viz. Twenty-seven Cows and Heifers In Calf to must extraordinary *good Bulls ; .and Eighteen two and three.years.old Bullocks, a part of which are excellent -workers, or are well adapted to feed rapidly : near One'Hun. dred Ewes and Theaves that are descended from Messrs. BuCkley and Stone's prime Rams, and from Ewes that hive beenseletled with infinite care twin the most capital floCks . in Leicestershire. . Several well-bred Suffolk Punch Waggon Horses, consist.. ing of tour and five-ytar-old Geldings, and one remarkably tine yearling Stallion Colt of that superior breed. As it is well k.qown that Mr.-Childe has for near twenty years been in possession of the new Leicester Sheep, imd that he has . during the last ten years spar.d no trouble or ex per:Cc to procure the very highest and the best .ot this valuable Breed from:the most eminent 'Breeders in that Clluxity ; tltit he has for up w ardspt rep Tears been indefatigable :in seled ing the pUrest North Dev9n Stock ; and he has purch tsed his Suffolk Punch horses at Mr. 'Wakefield's Sale at Bbirnham .Wyck, and trout the best, reputed Breeders. in Suffblk it may reasonably be pr , sunied that what ate about tn be ofTerl. tv the , Public are et worth , their attention, and they: may Aciy..upoti it that the whole will he sold without re:ielVe. .Ktulet s 'situated tin the RatikS of the Severn, 27 *miles ~frr,ohrewslaury, and 20 rum Worcester, so that there are few'places in England from Whence there is so 'safe and im mediate a water conveyance for Stack Wall parts of ad Kingdom. . The Proposals may be delivered ..tepatattly of jointly, for each Dithict, and it'it expected that the Contractor receive the Stable Dung that during the period of Lis Contract may accu mulate, making an allowance for lb( same, after the rate of jet - Horse, pet Hick. - Further particrilars may be kn0.4.9t upon application to the o.ffi 'ten commanding the Royal A , Tillery in each District, and also at the Secirat Ogie, Pall Mall, aforesaid,' any day between the hours of len and Foie? o'Cldck, where the Proposals are to he de livered, se.del up, and indorsed " Proposals for the supply of Forage;'.' but no Proposal can be admirted after the said 16th Day of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day ; 'mit/Jar will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent, in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Bpard, R. H. CREIV, Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 7, ISA. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA RR YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That F , 4,130wir reeri:vd at' !heir in.ti mall, .5, or before Monday, the 3d 41 October nrxt, from such Persons as may he willi ng to endertahe the Supply of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES /or Service rf this Depattetent, for a period of Three Years. Further Particulars, trgether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall, aforesaid, ;:tor Day, between the hours cf . Ten and Four, o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Lionmongery Articles," but no Proposalcan be admitted - after the sold 3d of October, at Twelve o'Clcek at Noon of the same day, neither will au Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of tte;Board, R. H. CRETV Serretaty. PROPERTY .I.JUIT on DIVIDEAIDS,kty.bIe in:-the - Years 1803,18°4, iSos. • .IT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat .. aly sent or made to thej'arties entitled to Dividends of payable at the Bank of 'England, South Sea House, and East India House, rtspeaively, who have not paid the. .Duty on the same for theyears above mentioned, that payment has not in many instances been mode Si the ssl Outy, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to recaveredby.aaion or surcharge, and the Commissioners jor the special purposes of the. Properly • f4,`l,being willing to allow farther ante for • such pay,nents, hi,eby give Notice, that the Duties payable ox all Dividends of 40th Stock and Annuities for those_year:slare direaed to be paid into the Bank of Eagland, and the Certificates of :Such pajments being lodged at the'Olfice of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange;' the Parties:making parnznt thereof, will bi discharg ed the'reipeaive Coil:MI:51071as until and iupon the loth day of 011ober next, hut that all Persons who shall itegla . to make slid) payment on or before that day. will be prosecuted ,as the Law directs, and steps are now taking for bringing Default ers into charge Jar the Double Duty, who shall not have paid the Duty for the years a bove-mentioned, ox o« Al.-. gy talc/ toth day of °Robes next, after which day the Office of the . 01d Stack Ex ciaage will be closed. . . By Order of ,the MATTHEW WINTER. • ofi, for Taxer, Aug. 1, 184. IRELAND. TRAVELLING IN 'NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS. THE HOLYHEAD and NORTH. WALES' MAIL sets out' every Evening from the above Inn at a THE past Seven—Sunday at Sig o'clock; also frow, the General Post-office every Evening at Eight, Sunday elc.. -cepted. , • The HOLYHEAD POST-COACHES every Morning at Nine, by Salop and 'Cape) Cerig, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Sattirday Afternoon at Two by way of Chester. MILFORD HAVEN and SOUTH WALES MAIL every Evening at Eight by' way of Gloucester, Cheltenham, andkOxford. • .... U . .The LDLOI,V, WORCESTER, and OXFORD IYIAIL, every Evening at Eight. The PARKCATF., CHESTER, and LITCHFIELD MAIL every Eyining at Seven. . 1 . The •LI VE.a ooL NEW POST-COACHES every Morning (except Monday) at Six, from whence Packets sail daily for ! Dublin. • .SHIZEWSBURY and WOLVERHAMPTON POST _COACHES .every Mosning ;It Nine. 1311tMIINKl . HAM. and COVENTRY POST COACH every Morning at Nine, and yuesday,.Thursclay,.and Sault day AttetnoQn at Two. By GX9RGE BOULTOR end Cf:;0„. ' t r - The effects have hitherto most happily ebi responded with the designs of those who to rued them. The provinces'have - armed themselves ;.some have formed large armies of veteran troops, and have united to them the:enlisted peasants; - all, or nearly an, have fought and are fighting against the French in behalf of their King, FERDINANb VII with a valour and a constancy of which neither Greece, nor Rome, nor any other nation of the world, Lad any idea. The French. are really amazed and terrified, and the hopes of conquering them are as sure as hu man certainty can. reach. " The only:thing 'which can impair or f?ustrate them, is discord, and the want of union among the -provinces themselVes. 'Hence the 'Suprtpfe JUntA' paid its first attention to remove that danger, with which view it t ainted and publish, d Official Pa per, entitled Precautions, which it communicated in every possible manner to all the provinces el Spain. Time banging this plan to perfedion, and carrying it into compl: to xeetrion, 13 now wore than ever tie cessary Our enemies are anxi , •u, to foMent our di visions. Human passions, personal interests ill-an.- deistood, the ignorance, the weAness, the blind ries of men, may, perhaps, without their knowing it, as s ist the evil designs of our enemies, and thus destroy a beginning so glorious, and facilitate and consummate the entire ruin of Spain. • This it is that we are endeavouring to guard against, urged only by the most• sacred motives, by our honour, by our loyalty as affeaionate subjeas, by our duty as Spa niards,- by our faith as - Christians; and here we pro= test before God and man, whose aid we invoke with all fervency, • that we will write nothing but what is diElated to us by the love of our country, the pre-. servation of our King, and of out rights, not mingling-with it any thing that appears to partake of passion, - of interest, or of any other personal motive ; but being always ready to hear the opinions of the other provinces, and to amend our own, errors, wherever it shall be shewn that we have committed any. _ _ " Be it the chief care to - avoid every thing which is, not absolutely necessary, and which may-serve to sow the - seeds of disunion in the provinces, and to excite divisions among them 5 and of this nature w e esteem all conversations about the Royal House, and •of - the order of succession in different families which -derive a right from it. There is no person so ignorant of the history-of-Spain, and of the Manner in which the Throne has been occupied, As not to know the changes which have taken pine in the succession.— 'lt is also known what are the Legislative 'proceed ings upon this point ; what the milliner in which endeavours were used to introduce an alteration info ~them; the different pretexts for this alteration ; and, the eiirt* , settient which was made by the Cortes of - ing, - and, which ought in future to be the rule. ••'. • - fc But are we in a situation to talk of these Mat ters ?. Long live.o.ur King and indisputable Sovereign Ferdinand VII. and long - live his august br , :thers ) and heirs of the Crown, after his attested decease. Why then anticipate those enquiries which Can only be necessary in default of these ? This anticipation may.produce, by the diversity of opinions w Inch it creates,,a cruel disunion, which, of itself alone, Will utterly ruin the only aim and- object w Mich Spain at present .bas in view., and that is-, its own entire - and independent preservation for its Sovereign Lord wand :King Ferdinand VII. and his undisputed successors; and, with its . King, the preservation of, its own Tights and laws, and the unity of the Holy Roman Catho lic Apostolical religion, which it has gloriously pro fessed and defended tor so many ages. It is there fore, both abstird and dangerous to dispute about the succession in cases evidently remote ; all the- provin • ces'Of Spain ought to confine themselves in this re spect -to this general e4tession--c Hereditary suc cession, according to the fundamental laws of the • Monarchy.' " Not so is 'it •W:ith The second question moved by the various Jtintas of the kingdom, which certain: keeps the people in,4 State of disquietude and agita-: tion; is the continual object Of public conversation, and nay proditce divisions . fatal to the generous de sign and the virtuous obligation into which we have entered, of defending ourselves against our enemies, • and of preserving our Country, our King, our Mo -garchY, our'Laws, and our Religion. • This scond question is—is there a necessity for creating a SU '. preine . Government, which may unite the sovereign a 'authority of all the Provinces, till the restitution of King VERDI!,4ANIS to his Tbrone? „' ;1 iris Supreme Junta declares openly, that from the beginning to the present time it has been..per suaded that such a Supreme Government is .altog.e therliecessary, and that without it the country is is . danger, and its enemies will find means of complex-. • ing its ruin ; and the reasons of this deterMination • and declaration are so-evident, and present th'eco ' selves with such clearness to the eyes of all, that thly cannot fail of caivincing all Who.have the least 110.. tion of pUblic affairs, or a correct insight into the nature of man, the passions which move him, tted the - order of Iranian arfairs in all ages.. Various SP prune and Military Chicts ban expressicd their conviction of this 'truth.' . •